Looking For Negotiated Corporate Concorde Fare
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Looking For Negotiated Corporate Concorde Fare
I would like to take one last trip on the Concorde. I have found that the "promotional" fares are in the range of $6,500 to $9,500 (give or take a few bucks) .
Ihave heard/read rumors that corporations are getting Concorde tickets for $3,000-$6,000. Perhaps I would be able to afford a trip at this level.
I would appreciate if anyone could either email me privately or post how I might be able to get these more favorable rates. I know most corporate discounts are easy to use, and are often used even by contractors or clients of corporations, etc. So any help would be appreciated.
Ihave heard/read rumors that corporations are getting Concorde tickets for $3,000-$6,000. Perhaps I would be able to afford a trip at this level.
I would appreciate if anyone could either email me privately or post how I might be able to get these more favorable rates. I know most corporate discounts are easy to use, and are often used even by contractors or clients of corporations, etc. So any help would be appreciated.
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There are definitely corp negotiated rates with BA for Concorde service. The price level you talk about seems reasonable. Although I won't disclose the fare here (I think it's confidential), we have a very favorable rate for F and J on BA.
Generally, to book those rates, you must book directly through your company's travel department - which most companies will only do for employees on business, clients, and sometimes employees and family on holiday.
If you work at a big company, you might want to inquire with your own travel department.
Generally, to book those rates, you must book directly through your company's travel department - which most companies will only do for employees on business, clients, and sometimes employees and family on holiday.
If you work at a big company, you might want to inquire with your own travel department.